The Angoda Festival “La Baouléphonie,” organized for August 28, 29, and 30, 2026, in Yamoussoukro, has sparked a strong reaction from Léandre Koffi, the member of parliament for the Yamoussoukro sub-prefecture, Kossou commune, and sub-prefecture.
The elected official believes that the exclusively community-based nature of the event could weaken social cohesion in the Ivorian political capital.
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The Angoda Festival “La Baouléphonie,” organized for August 28, 29, and 30, 2026, in Yamoussoukro, has sparked a strong reaction from Léandre Koffi, the member of parliament for the Yamoussoukro sub-prefecture, Kossou commune, and sub-prefecture.
The elected official believes that the exclusively community-based nature of the event could weaken social cohesion in the Ivorian political capital.